Jaconé Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s talk Jaconé. The next 16 days have a bit of a slow start, but there’s a couple of windows that’ll get you out there.

The first few days are pretty average. Thursday morning has a small 5ft SSW swell, but it’s cross-on and only marginal, with 574 energy (moderate) – not worth the drive. Thursday afternoon gets worse. Friday morning is where it starts to look up: a clean 3ft SE swell at 14 seconds, and that’s a proper groundswell. The wind is off and light, so it’ll be glassy. That’s your first real chance. The water temp is about 73°, which is normal for the time of year.

Saturday looks messy with cross-onshore winds, so skip it. But Sunday morning, the 12th of July, is a little gem. The wind goes glassy, and there’s a 3ft SE groundswell with a 12-second period. The energy is lower at 283 (weak to moderate), but with glassy conditions, it’ll be fun on the right board. Expect it to be a bit inconsistent between sets, but clean.

Monday the 13th sees a bump in size – 5ft from the south, with energy jumping to 817 (strong). But the wind is cross-on and it’s light rain, so it’s only marginal. Tuesday is a write-off with onshore wind and rain. Then, Wednesday the 15th morning is a standout: 5ft SSE swell, offshore NE wind at 6 mph, clean as a whistle. Energy is 456 (moderate), and with that offshore flow, it’ll be well-shaped. Thursday the 16th morning is also solid with 5ft SE swell and offshore NE wind – 491 energy (moderate), clean and fun.

The second week brings a few more highlights. Saturday the 18th morning has a small 4ft ENE swell with offshore wind, but it’s short period at 7 seconds, so it’ll be a bit weak. Sunday the 19th morning is the big one though: 6ft ENE swell, 8-second period, energy of 595 (moderate), and offshore NNE wind. That’s a very good session coming, though it’s a bit on the bigger side for beginners. Monday the 20th morning is also excellent with 6ft ENE swell, offshore wind at 12 mph, and 517 energy (moderate). Clean and punchy for those who want it.

After that, the swell fades. Tuesday the 21st is surfable but small, and from Wednesday the 22nd onward it drops right off, with tiny waves and poor wind until Friday the 24th morning, when a 4ft ENE swell returns with offshore wind and 320 energy (moderate). That’s a decent way to wrap up the run.

The best call overall? Sunday the 19th morning at Jaconé. That 6ft ENE swell with offshore NNE wind, clean conditions, and moderate energy is the top pick. It’s a consistent spot, but crowds are sometimes around, so get in early. The 8-second period means it won’t be the most powerful, but it’ll be fun and well-shaped.

Rusty.

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